[BUG] Warning "Function xy already exists. Originally declared here" always refers to the current file

[chrbkr]

Hey, thanks for this great tool!

I noticed a small bug that confused me until I realized what was going on (using Visual Studio Code):

When a function is already defined in ANOTHER file, I get warned, and the line number etc. is correct, but the filename specified is the current one, not the one where the function is defined.

Example:

• currently editing file is launch.ks, containing "run once util.ks"
• function foo is defined in util.ks at line 50
• function foo is also defined in launch.ks at line 120

Problem:

• In launch.ks at line 120, I get the warning:
  "Function foo already exists. launch.ks(50, 10): Originally declared here"

Expected result:

• "Function foo already exists. util.ks(50, 10): Originally declared here"

[jonnyboyC]

Thanks for the issue, make it a lot easier these small edge cases! This should be an easy one liner fix I'll try to push out a small patch update sometime this week.